Pie charts (Edexcel GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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Pie charts
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What a pie chart is

Circular diagram showing data as sectors of a circle

What pie chart sectors represent

Proportion of each category in the total dataset

Total degrees in a complete circle

360°360°

Formula for angle per item

rac{360°}{ ext{total frequency}}

How to calculate a sector angle

Number of items in category imes imes angle per item

What all sector angles must add up to

360°360°

Minimum radius when drawing a pie chart

At least 3cm

Starting reference line in pie chart

Vertical line from centre to edge of circle

Tool used to measure angles

Protractor

Tool used to draw the circle

Compasses

What the largest sector shows

Most popular category

Angle of a quarter circle

90°90°

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